[Commlist] International conference "Overcoming Obstacles to Climate Change Mitigation": call for papers

We are pleased to send you the link to the call for papers of the 
international and interdisciplinary conference
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*"Overcoming Obstacles to Climate Change Mitigation: a cross-cutting 
approach by human and social sciences"
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*https://change4climate.eu/ <https://change4climate.eu/>*
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The conference will take place on *May 23 and 24, 2024*, *in 
Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, and online*.

*deadline for abstracts: 15 January 2024. *Communication and Media 
Studies scholars are welcome*.
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This conference is an opportunity to present the results of a research 
project fundend by JPI Climate (https://change4climate.eu/ 
<https://change4climate.eu/>), and it offers a space for the 
presentation of other research projects – in the field of human and 
social sciences – on transition aimed at mitigating climate change and 
managing its inevitable effects.

We welcome abstracts related to the following topics:

  * *the analysis of obstacles and disincentives to actions and changes
    in favor of climate change mitigation and adaptation, *
  * *the research of ways and solutions to fight against these obstacles*.
We appreciate abstracts (in English or French) from different human and 
social disciplinesand in particular those based on multi-disciplinary, 
inter-disciplinary and trans-disciplinary approachesin this field.

In particular, analysis and (reflexive) presentation of concrete 
actions, campaigns and devices aimed at overcoming obstaclesand 
supporting transitionare very welcomed.


Abstracts for papers reporting on research should clearly outline aims, 
method(s), and results.

Abstracts for conceptual papers should offer a presentation of how the 
paper contributes to the field.


*Confirmed Keynote speakers: prof. Linda Steg (University of Groningen); 
prof. Elodie Vargas (University of Grenoble Alpes).
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A scientific publication is planned following the symposium; more 
information will follow on this publication.



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